Oddly aggressive response? Yes, Win32 has been supported for a long time (though it's worth noting that it barely older than this emulator, which started devel

Oddly aggressive response? Yes, Win32 has been supported for a long time (though it's worth noting that it barely older than this emulator, which started development in 1995 and not originally on Win32), but there's been a long series of other API changes in Windows that often mean that software designed for previous versions no longer runs as well - if at all - on subsequent versions. Wine on Linux does a better job running many Win95, 98, and XP titles than current Windows. Not to mention, with the shift to cloud and containerisation, and Microsoft's decades-long quest to get people to move on from Win32, I think it's bold to assert that Win32 will run smoothly on whatever (if any) Windows is about in 2063.